diff -r ee64bb096f56 -r 35fe20340c91 README --- a/README Tue Dec 23 20:20:35 2008 -0500 +++ b/README Tue Dec 23 20:33:57 2008 -0500 @@ -15,12 +15,23 @@ script doesn't require an external web server to run, it has a relatively basic built-in (but multi-threaded) server.
The script needs a browser with XmlHttpRequest (AJAX) support to work. It's - been tested on Firefox 3.0.1, Safari, and Opera 9.5.
+ been tested on Firefox 3.0.5, Safari (Mac and Windows), Google Chrome, and + Opera 9.5. It does not work (nor, in my opinion, need to work) under Internet + Explorer.It uses Smarty templates so you should be able to customize the HTML to your needs. The template file is /themes/funkymonkey/playlist.tpl. There's also a theme called iphone which is optimized for use on Apple's touch - screen based mobile devices. Now your iPod® can control music other than - its own :-P
+ screen based mobile devices. Now your iPod® or iPhone® can control music other than + its own. :-P +It advertises itself on your LAN using Avahi (if it's available on your computer). + All of its control interfaces as well as authentication services are available via + JSON, so it should be possible to write a custom (desktop) client. I have a script + called grey-pidgin that I use internally that can update your Pidgin status to reflect + the song currently playing on your Greyhound server. This means that if you're + like me and you have to run your IM from one box and your music from another, you can + still show off your music collection to all your buddies. The possibilities for clients + are practically endless. I haven't released grey-pidgin because it lacks a GUI, but + I may soon. We'll see. It's a bit rough around the edges for sure.
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